For decades Lenker has blown fans away with her wise, careful storytelling — a talent that shines through in her brand new album, “Bright Future.”
This more informal type of interview involves awkward, personal questions and conversations that sound more “real,” mimicking a conversation between friends or, on “Chicken Shop Date,” two people on a first date.
When it comes to the name of the exhibit, “Madayin” roughly translates to mean the sacred, or something extremely sublime or beautiful.
Uchis shows the sheer power behind her vocals as she belts her journey towards personal growth and self-love.
Showcasing her life struggles, her musical talent, and her connections in the industry, Minaj tenderly reflects upon her past while simultaneously advocating for her own success and fame in “Pink Friday 2.”
Against the muted exhibition setting, each of the eleven fictional portraits is spotlit, each notably taking place somewhere in America. There is a continuity of sorts between portraits as in each one, the sitter watches TV inside while red mushroom clouds explode out the window behind them.
In the Processing Abstraction exhibit, expansive abstract paintings assert themselves from wall to wall.
